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FiCtLULLIO I 2 6 OTHELLO, THE MOOR c)F I§ 7 ..ENIC.* -,.._ •;JL Stir sel, - ,'se ot'grit itudz for the di:,tinguished honour you lave . 1- Kis MAyEstrs NAVY do hereby gli; Notice, tba - lon • . , . . . lltike'of e . iiice; Mr 4NA - 0 DV I' . I W LI lot R (.l ii S .iv i e " ...o ru i 6 u . c — li II ( Brahantio, iVir,.M VRRA Y -; • - ' ' - ''' ' ''' i up my mina. w#ll best he -evinced by the fi delity and' Ft - idip mid,. 2)ib Instant, they will be ready t . • rreettte . . o r 7 iS , lle :, Ckatiatio, Mr. DAV LN I'ORTI . . .. :!- .'''- ' lecil with which L shall discharge any duty to the Com- rena'era, in writing( sealed ap)anil treat for Five Thosesattel Ells 6.oontry, and the hcl S uss ua Claretonna, Witt . c Othello, Mr:. YOUNE.; ; . . -' : flanY• - • - . • of CANVAS for * PUDDING BAGS, to be .answerabk to Merit.; a di,tinguistiel plat, • Cassie, . Mr: '. - .'K ENIIIItE' ; '" - •!' - , I have the honour- to be, . !ago, Mr: CWO K V.: ;. -f - -- , • ' Ladies and Gentle. -en, • t Sanlies to be produced with the Tenders; to be deliisereci in cOinliatitti of Soinatenes, Julio, Mr. lEFFERIES :- . . i- • 'Yotit devoted and obliged humble Servant, the 42, e 4 a frtnight int o Wi illaje:tes Pielualling Stores, or (itted - the rank of Sub-Lit . Destlcinotti, Miss NORTON Eitaiia, Mrs. ST.. LLGER.'' • a 'f , • . - Deptfurd, and to be paid it- by Bills payable,- with interest, cer:iticates from the Justic , Billiter-square, 06t. zo. To which wilt be adtted; . tll , ! . Farce of '''' ' slaty Days after date. , lades attii Publa tie (A rams State of the Poll. . - ,IS HE A PRINCE ? • dt. rof . 1 from the C. tutuan • . Mr., Daniel, 869—Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor, 488. Ty e Condithons of the Contraa may be seen a: t h e Seeritav't Baron Crackeithdrg c Mr. MON DEN i „-‘•:-•,• ',, • ; - - * ' gat, transmilted to. Or. Connt Rosenblum, Mr. LISTON ; - +,.•,i..--, ...........,.............-_- - eifiCe . _ , • . - Isar. Bluff berg, Mr. ;MANCHA It 0• . - . '.- , 1 . .. , Captain Luklorf, /qr. 'ONES" , - ' . Lloyd's. August:l4i tBO9. No regard will Is bad to any rfirder in which the Priee shall G.erieral the Marquis ot ..: Moiita; NIL Fit'R LE Y ; .•- ‘ ' , . .A . :1" a GENgRAL MEETING . a tbe MLR-. n 4 be issierit.l lot-words at leitgib, or Mat shell not kilt liverrei io 1 r )°nna S."-"'" has ger ' " t Miss Cretib!rg li•s. DA VEN PORT ;' t.',HAN fS,. DAN iCE Rs. UNDERWRITERS , Caioline Mrs. usTON.' ' '.- ' '' other - Subscribers W the I'ATIttOTIC FUND, held this the Board before One 'o'Clock si r the said Friday next, .the the 2.7 th 1 Places.for,the .150Xt.'S Cu 1.)4; ...Ikea of Mr. Brandon, at the , instaat, nor unless the Person iiiho makes the 7:ender, or son [ at . 1 the War. Site has been • • 1 a ions, .40 on one occas liox-Office in Hart-street. . * . dal. ' Sir FR,SNiIS BARING, Bart, in the Chair, l'erion an his behalf,,stientls, to attrwer when called for I the eneLry's 'cuirassiers, s! Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d. Pit .is . Second Price 2.5. Resolved unanimously,f them, and alter killing sec . - . Gallery as. Second - i'rice is.—Upper ( , allery ts. • - That the enlarged scale-upon which the Military opera- • .„. . . The Doors-will - he-ope ne d at Flair p - Sst Five;- atul the Play- . tions of the Country are now carryin), on, inalids it.rteccssary- ' This. pity was-published, ~. , , . , bogi,.. ; _at 143.1 fpast. Six .• • .'• . • . i to re:consider the otigittal resoitahius wider w 1114:I, :she Com.. : 'Price zs. 6d _ .n r t..e . sod 0... on Lufrint it Paper, . I joined.. C. cerui , any. I'lli • 1 procur , d her tit;.! appw,.i.fl Oni Monda y Tl . l"' Woodman • with Oscar and Malvin ; mittee have liitiierto acted; and that in .uture the donations Ott Tuesday, •-- ' : ,-• • , ~ . ,froin this tund be appropriated exclusively to the relict Of .' II ine iron Chest. TYLI(JS's SCHOOL DICTIONARY of the , On Wednesday l'ne Man of the World ; with anew Mo.: "Ilie Widows, Orphans, tend Relatives wh, depended for sup- ot M. rch last , ~ i 4.V.L . LN (: t.l Nl-1 LANGUAGE , tlnkjuilell'il wloin a Dictionary is used :is a series of daily lessons ;in } the ''' t h -- • • - "port on those who tall 41 the cause of th eir Cuuntiy .; to the sical Picce, called" ltie übilee. l -The Pri,fits of this Even- iviictisuth'ewbrnwas are ue...t. - ti al vulgar, sin4iilar , and I fr 01.1) 11 , •etilig the Capel iii gs Ent.'illinments ► relict 4,,, those whose wounds are attenitw with I. .s •of 'HMO - •..„., ~ . • - 41 " • - , '•, , sit. ,d. •ivill be given to tne Fund of the So- ; . .. • . . . • • • allowance o!,:niert. ire,"ol - 41tic*; and : , such only • are pz.--4rve.iah . 41 e iby hes , 1 Itith.s, and dic ciety for the Discharge and Relief of Personsiniprisoned:for or. disability troth turtire service ;to lite aonudi Smai I Delits. • etude towarus the aged and i• .fidri nritish i'r.soners'ut War ; .puefy and . stniply English, or are at necessary use anti unt ,b . d bus I - 'l' . ' - :ua et-, ix: lieu t)cLast , . veisal itvplicatton. - .t)it Thursday, Laugh when you can: and•to the*suppurt 91 tit- Schools- and Hespitais ,:stablistied . ' .-.• • .-• l'he-Second. Edition . , of the enemy, with the los at tilt different veti.:' iii-France. ': • • • - ' . - - , • . To which is pretix-d, A Isl,. w A...wile to Edition, English Tongue. : ed, and prisoners. Willi . t 4pitt an iii•peat be made to the patriotiSm. and liberali:y of • _-, • .. ily KDWARD 13.-iLDWI N. Esq , ' i , . •. . • . . the . • . ,Pubitc, for New Contributions to the Patriotic . lined, , LYCEUM THEATRE. - thatthe Lominittec may be provided-with-the means of* eon- . . ~... • • Printed liir M. i - Godwin, at the Juveni l e Liorary, No. 4r,' i cobiness, sh ,, e COtilitithAl 1 -qiient a11 .. 444, until' that Ix underthe Special lALcoseot the LORD CHAMRER LAI NT, tinning the accustomed relict to these meritorious objects. 1 Skinner street. . ** * 4 , tie careful to ask for Myhius's School. Diaionary ; 1 ot„ June, who , : she' rece G rant . td for tilt - . vre‘- ,,, r Season to . the j o idt application of subscriptions already advertised • -.- £ 1:s . ,8 60 8 0 another Hoek with the same title havilti appeAred since.. • • all I :Art ies principally interested. ------,--- Devaines. Dawes, Noble, and Co. , - toy 0 0 : . , THEIR - Nla . Osiies' ..,.‘,. Servanti, f or m ing th A e: C l M'' Ca stain P.. i rl. - - . - S 0 o ~ . . . PANY of :the • ' I. V • faylor, Southgate .• ' ... , ~.,31 to co - • - RENOVATED HEALTH. and. the recoinmendation ' evitlit.'elacidli!'l:lCco(3'l:.:''i.'ii iiillieiirgut late DRURY LANE:THLATRE wiII,:.THIS. .PItESENT SKTURDAY, Oct. at, c o mutt y Club, p Were, Imo : 14 I It er Bruce, and Co. -.io to 0 ~..., . Lenore. iiic t...uwedy .t , , _ . per D. • - , - .f - - - - ' 6 1 3 0 ' Committee for. managing the patriotic .F und, Dub- D. rranctsco renown, tits TT has b een to o frtquEfitly the . subjeFt Of just and 1 21V - :7 , It'' be ,.` ' , l4' , sell' $ J.. general 'reprobation, that mete destitute ofthe elements of T I - I.E WILL , . Sir So mats Cynic. WILL . • lilt - - .' - - xi , DOWT 0N ; the. medical art have offered themselves as candidates for of, in:miry ; and to orili; and to sit oi . which ihe „ ;.ir: , ville- .NI r POW T', LL ; I. Y. WEL s F 0 - 1( D, I S ° e ' c c r7tar ° y. ° public eatronagein the pi(&.-ision of physic. For the purpose' 1 - . , ward. 'Mr. WRC - - ' *,,* Subscriptions received at the Bar of Lloyd's, aQd by of doing justice to the resitit !Acme studies and experience,and so 41.21, - ex',l.i.ipi.cs.at this lßeine ins tirKr :, , , .... _._ . - 1. . L. t i ,'. , the'Bankers orate Um i.ed Kingdom. - :to prevent us from being classed among those ernpirics whose , -.. ; , :-............. ...A. , :,cionc have.• unfortunately for society., been ' eft in In_ .7overninent Ga if N iiZ t ; k "11 , • / tIhIICE ' S IXPENCE HALFPENNY. FROM 7WE NRINISI PAPERS. T FIE WILL. Sir 9ov, moli DOWTO N ; Nlr pow LL ; .ward. 'Mr. WRENCH. (Being Ins first , a , ac.,:e in that Charader) Veritas, \lr. i'A L M R ; • Reaiizc. NIL Alhina M 4" le, Nl , -s. EDWIN, (Being tier first Jppearanc,e in that ; Mrs. ki;in, Miss I W ELL; Cicely Miss'KELLY ; •-• Marger,,, Mrs. 119 D CKS . To whic,) wilt be added, the Comedy of THREE. WEEKS AKEEki. MARRIAGE. Su Ch.iles Racket, Mr. MOLL .IND ; .1%14,et, Mr. Do w-ro ; Woodiey, FIA-I ER ; Lidy Racket, Mrs. EDWIN, (tieing bet hr,tatipearance in that ~ .'harader); Mrs. v)r..gget, ; - Nancy, Miss. RAY ; Diin;_ty, Mrs'. HARLOWE. The following Resolution accompanied the last Donation : PATRIOTIC FUNI), DUBLIN. At. a' Special Meeting of the Committee of the Ps. friottc Fund, hold at the Commercial buildings, on the igth day . of Sept: tBo9, - • Proceedings at the Meeting at 1.1 o) d's, calling on the Public for additional' Contiibuuons, also the Letter trom the Secrettity, requesting the fun then aid of this Comuuttee, bung read, Resolved unanimously, ' That, taking into consideration the enlarged scale on which the Military Operations of the Country are now carrying *nand the consequent increased demands upon the Com- Mittee at Lloyd's, we feel it our duty to grant the Sum Of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS finish, to their Funds;' and this Committee fully convinced that the Claims irotn this Country have, in every instance, experienced the saint attention and aid, which have teen so liberally atliiided to those from' the other parts or the Empire, are unanimously of opinion,. that in :hus giving so large a portion of their ;Aids. they adopt the best means of carrying into eifeet the keatriotin Objetts admit own Institation. (Signed) JOHN LA TOUCHE, jun. A true Copy. Chairman. (Signed) j.OHN HAWKINS. ' • Secretary.. ^tte c. Boxes arid places to be salcen of Mr. Spring, in the Boa. Offi ce , at the strand entrance ;:of whom may also be had ?Irv„‘ hi.,XCS nightty. : . - , hi,xes OS. SeCOlld Price 3s. ---- Pit 3s. 6d . Swann Price 2 s . f; d ilt'ry 'Ls. Set ()lid- Price is. --Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 44. , - - . - - . The Doors mbe op e n e d at Half past Five, and the Per forinat,ce to begin at ki alt past Six. the O De N I° " ( taYs The Beaux Stratagem, with the Three and uce. On Tuesday, The, Cab net, with Honest Thieves. On Wednesd,y, an 'enrire new Dramatic Sketch, called The I nbilee. I te.-. profits of thi s night's perforinance will be offered in aid 61 t h e contributions f or the liberation of Im prisoned Deran.46.. , LANDSCAPE GARDENING. • CSANDYS most respeafelly informs the . Nobility and Gentry, that he lays out PLEASURE GRitUNDS, GARDENS, PARKS, WATER, &c. 4r.c. in the first style of Improvement, upon reasonable Terms. He also gives Designs tor HOT-HOUSES, CONSER. VAT() KIES, ,and all other Buildings which belong to Gardening. E•tates Surveyed, Valued, and Sold by Private Con tra& Leiters addressed to C. Sandys, No. 8, Pownall Terraee,, Lambeth, Surrey, will be duly attended to. ( , 1")' - • •- , QLYMPIC PAVILION, - Newcastle-0M:4,, !•••• Established by Authority, an d Li cense d b y. thadtislig,kion, The LORD CHAMBERLAIN. CAN MONDAY NEXT, o..tiober 23, anciTUAS d,y 2 }Or( 13th time), a faithful Repre.sentation of the Progrciuna of ' OSCAR AND MALVINA, .Chiefly taken from the beautiful Poems of Ossian, and. agreeably to, the Vrimilive state 'of Caledonian . and Hi.. berni a n Costume, and Shewing the exact caparisons; f&o, of their war horses. . • . . SUSSEX. • ' : ,ITO THE • X.OV EU (4.F . SEA BATHING, t 4ANII TO - .• BUILDERS, &c. - . - -TO BE SOLD li.Y AqcTioN s - , :-.,.., • At the lintel, Isognor, ~ ..:. By Mr. WELLER, -.- -On Tuesday, ,the .31st Odober, at Twelve-o'clock, '. . . (By Order.of the Executors or Mrs. ontau,) . TIIVER.S FREEHOLD' ESTATES, comprising ,L." 5 E VEN 'modern substantial uniformly built Houses, with Gardensind Shrubberies, forming the whole of Roth-. amton Place, Bognor. • These Houses were erected by the late Sir R. Hotham, and ate cOnstrueted of the best materials, are judiciously planned, -and unite more comfort and convenience than are usually tube met with in temporary fotiging houses. The atilt Is screened by 'a delightful Shrubbery, being a pleasant Promenade for Children, itis.cornpletely fenced off from' the sursunnding roads.' Beyond is the high road.to the Water of a, eheerftif Meadow, imerveniug between them and the Sea, of will - : there is a bold and uninterrupted view troth all the I louses. T .gerner w i th a delightful "dcarlow ' and about 'Twenty five Plots of Ground for Building, in a Situation of unrivalled beauty, having the Meadow in the front (which will be Sold under a positive testrittion, not to be built upon), and beyond, and u,i the lett, au extensive view of the Sea, with HothampronPlace and East Row and their Shrubberies on the right, terming vliogether the most eligible spot for Building in thekingd , :n.' • Also the Bathers' Cottage, arid a Revisionary Interest in a Shop,a6use. and Premises, occupied by Mr. Smart, with the Ground Rent of the same. Descriptive Particulars may be had at the principal Inni 7 10, tne aciltc - nt market Towns ;of Mr. Deacon, Lad-lane ; aid Mes s rs. Winstatley and Son, Paternoster-row, ~ ondon ; and of Mr. Daly, Solicitor ; an d Mr. Weiler,. Chichester;. Principal -,Charmers, Mr. and Mrs. AS 1' L , and. Mr. CROSSMAN.." ..HORSEMANSHIP, 13y the Double Compa4 kmitiTatitrly by: YOung, SALMI- D E RS, who will go through the who 'e of his'EQU ES- A' R l l A N •EXER.CISLS,„ and also.his Performances on the TIGHT ROPE. • : , Various COMIC . SOW; S. Also the ANT:I POI , E N WRlarird c f. To conclude with tit: !..3omi2 HarleqUiatre • THE DEVIL IN. A 1301 - 11,E,_.,, . Harkquin, Mr. CROSSMAN ; Columbine,_ Mrs. BR:YSON ; Old Man, Mr. SMITH; , . And Clown, Mr. NORMAN. Boxes 43. Pi t zs. G a ll ery is. —S econ d P r i ce a t h a lf p as t Eight. . ri .B. Equestrian Tuition by able Masters, from Ten tit Three o'Chick. TF the YOUNG GENTLEMAN who left the Stable on Monday Afternoon. at Fiv2.o'Clo4.:k, will send a Line to some confidential FTiend (V.). a Communication may be made wittci► will save him much clisgra-c:iied unea *css. 040ber 19, !Sot). Fi V F HUNDRED POUNDS. TANTS EMPLOY, an .adlisre Mao, Thirty v v two )ears ot age, nas been used to Business, ad a - Counting-house, would accept of any Situation wilere the `salary is not lets than one Hundred . Pounds per Annum, or 'would advance aoy pan or tnc whole of the doove.m.mlC4 Sum, fora rd, , ,pezt tble Situation, Utter. ad Iv - (.se( to A. B. at Mr. Adolpho's, 'No. 37 6 t Oxford -street, will be respedfutly atteodedto. MUSIC. PRICER STOCKS ANew -invented portable In s t rument, ca ll e d t h e 11A RP-LUT FF. from sn mui.n resembling the tone, &c. of :he real Harp, a• d. has other 'claims wcll wort the notice ot the poll' e l world; as these elegant and most desirable .tittle Instruments, n only possess the plc.sing scutid ut real harps, hut alw, acco,is i i.;;ly the Vowe most agte , ab , Y, ds likes tht l'iano Forte. the Pedal Hop, 4ke. they require veey hrile nistruetion For teaming tt. plat od, al;q I lidlt and ptrla'3le, ,tiapteci to lire-side companions , i ,!,ter, for travelling, or raking abroad: are iasidioned by her Roy a. Higiii,ess the Princess ot Wale), audnlghly ,d -prt.,,,,ed by tile y, Gentry, and Ladies, ut .. ,111 c!nie• lilvented by, anti to he had only ot Mr, E. Light, No. 8, , Put t I anti Chapel, London; anti by hizi appoint itts I'. Light,' N .. 7, NUI taut:U.ooA" VI 'ACC. 4; also ibtiudt•mb on thcAttp ? Lute, and 4:44..4 L who on:), viit London or Bath lot rec;ive tie necessary ltistruCtionS. u _. z ,n .. . • GEORGE THE THIRD. This Day was published, A new Edition, revised, enlarged, and improved , in Eight large and handsome Volumes Wino, Price Four Guineas in `'.)ands. F- 1 - HE REIGN of • GEORGE THE THIRD, from his Accession, October asth 1760. to the Corn niencement of the present War. in iSo3 ; illustrated by Ap pendixes to the several Volumes; containing Copies of Trea ties. State Papers, Parliamentary, and other Authentic Do cuments, Official Dispatches .from the London Gazette, Speeches from the Throne, &c. By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Esq. Author of the History of Great Britain, from the . Reiolution to the Accession tS• George the Third. Independently of the well-known Merits and estAblished Au•nority of this History of the most eventful ik ig n in the Aunals of !win, const.ieret as a separate Work, it possesses also a peculi-r - ,Ciaim to the Attention of the Public, as being - the only !espectablo Continuation to the present,tima o' Hunw's and Smollett's Histories of England. Printed for Rich-rd Phillips, London, and so be had of all ~oukieilers. w h o m mly be had the four preceding Volumes, corn pkting Huirte's History to the prom% 'flint-, Pm:. TWO Guineas, tit boards. toiries whee have ..0 ruucte could used. to the defence .ut .be country, and the honour of tneir s: a,- Dunna Susaua Claretonna, whit u; D. Fr3llCiceo ' PekinCil.,, Merit.; a distinguished plate. ' By tier seri ices in !lid compantes of Somatencs, she, some time aao,ate ntaired the rank of Sub-l.teutetiant of Intai, ),. .8y 'cell iticates from the Justices of the town of Cape!- lanes anal l'obla tie Claremont, aad by information from the C. autuandLr of !le Divisiun in the -I:lobte gat, tralistnlited to• the i,Var-Offi:ce hy Lieuteteint- General the Marquis ot ..:ottaign v, it annears th t . 1 . , a , Donna Susinna has serk ..d, with her husitaild, in the Sninatenes, from . tlie, very c .mmencemein of the war. She has been present in a number of an-tions, an , l on one occasion being sue:rounded by the eneiry's Cuirassiers; she fought her. way thrOugh them, and after killing several 61 h,.r oppouents, re. joined.. er cornimny. The re;;utatiov tut her valour 'procur , d her the appotenitent of a caointrintetain: of Somatenes, in conjutietion with her t.t.i,batid. On the 14t l, of M../ch last, ~ tie preveilted the enemy froth error the Cal el . a-s, diatingaishing herself by her steadities.s, and tie tepea't!Li tt:sLll,lrge - f her baLtdeibus , , 'Which occasioned •t-.• ai;griteetul flight Of the enemy, with the loss of several killed, wound-. ed, and prisoners. With the sato, inia-.11,..ity and coolness, she coutintied 'to serve in • s e. e rat subsea ertent atrair, until' that whichoecarred on the 2 Ist of.. June, when she . received a _severe contusion, which has C - (3l,.ine.:t• her to her' bed. - ili, N1.!1 , -s:y, attending to the aisnegaiinea a lea n ~; this aanaat, . . RENOVATED HEALTH. • - - and the t i l L te Lß' re Co -ii ii - 1 14 1 . nei l lt 6 la .-- ii A on j o ll t ali- . t g li ' e l i i \ ae lit ' r S i ' cis 3tl i l i' ;e ll C h,e, l - 1- , subjeFt Ofjust and i ! pigny, has been please;! to giant to her send. litialatad TT has been too frequEntly Th e ofthe elements of .l. general 'reprobation, that men destitute ' D. Francisco Felony!), the p::y. of a Sal)-Licuttniant the. Medical art have offered theniselves as candidates for of, infantry; and to order that these iruits of valour public otronagein the pittfelsion of physic. Forme purpese . and !Oval! y of . Which toe . $ O itliall females have given of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and ;• . - '.' . , .. ' to prevent us front being claited among those empirics whose $ o matt) eeet.oples - at tins epoch,•:Should be publlsh imprudent pretensions have • unfortunately for society., been '' ed in lII_ Ooverninent Gazette. ' . too favourably reteived , we have, lease t, submit to the libetal i . , The , Supplement to th,t Gevernmen , and enlightehed a'faithr it statement of our pursuits and ae.. I quircinehts. After haying received d regular medical educaa thiad`cde COntains a long•let ter nom tile non as the pupil's of Messrs. Grintkd acid Blizard, whose Sotneruel , ;s of the . 11 tit offering June, orieg his re. t e aures and practice we carefully attended, asprotessors and ~ ' surgeons of the London Hospital; A e entered ourselves as time ot the, Captain Ganar alship of Cuba *mil students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire- 1 110. idas ; wit h '- • .4.' el ni, the Supreme Jun :a, ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruded • „e st , ine 7th, refusing his retisaation, and in the different branches of anatomy. surgery, the theory and - , • , , .--,, ..rrining aim i n ilia various' . anpointinents. Isle nractiee of phlrsic,. chemistry, usidwitery, botany, die. _arc. by those eminent professors, Drs.-•Monro, Gregory, Black, 1 Marquis Avlslied to be excused' front holding his ere- Handlton • Duncan and Ruterford. -We trust we Shill' not ..' nen . or . any other public employment, to ay..id any bedeemeS presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and " ecqu i re ments are not inconsiderable. Havin a tor a long series ' swpicion of his being ina correspondence with :li i .t of years inafte Venereal c o mpl a ints. and the various diseases Ginnt de Montatco, his tat tier-in-law, ' , who has acs of Debility, the particular objeCt of our studies and pradice, Cepted'florri the Usurper.. the office of Royal • Corre ia will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior - , missaryfor the • Province of Santander. l'het Mat kno w ledge tO their treatment and 'cure. 'ln alight aM ra..ent cases of infettion a petted re-eatablishment is cornii,...ied in quis was 'first apprised of this circumstance by _a pa late snort period of two days k and ha those of the utmost in- ragratili . in ' the Valentiii'Gazette of the• 2 tst.Mareti. valency, whale other practitioners ha ve failed ot success, 3 ~ .• t • proper perseverance in our ,p)an ot treatment ensures to the et: gives an extract of' a letter, dated the 14th of ; patient a sate and radical cure. last OEtober, from the . Coo' t, enCouraaing hint to Anniast the melancholy variety Of diet:litters which are tile • - Weds of a habit long and must unhappily pursued b y the _ persevere, in ' his patriotic caterer •, and imprecdliiig youth of Moth sexes, there are n.nie more alarming or more the heaviest curses upon those who ,could attempt I distreising than tturae deficiencies and debilities which fie- to dissolve the alliance between Spain and England. t queutly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To su ch He anti 4 he 'account for the • opposit ion. be -1 it m personsmust be.a. consolation to knOw that they maYnow, • 7 S twee) the Count's-professed sentiments and his con by* new and intAtible 'node of treatment, be rest.red to that greateStot all billion hlessingS, a strong, manry, and vigor- due', .but' upOn the supposition nett • having been I ous aunstitution. in all cases of debility, fr o m whatever unable to effect his escape from Madrid . , he had in ! cause arising, as well as in every species or venereal infection, v o luntarily v entered , into the service of theThorper We m a y tjecohsulted by patient , of etthet sex with the great ,rr *St tecrocy arid honour. ' MAUI of cOnsUltation at home from for, the- present, with a he. intention of abandnning ten to three and horn 6-in the eveninglill teat n i g ht . ,bun a f . a proper -opportunity. If tits ' confeeitinre Patients ,10 the einintry ate requested to state the partieu.. ~ • , lara•Ot their case , age, and•general habit of - living, Eire. lec. in.. 5n01.1! . 9 net prove correct, the Marquis sa lahea that )• closiog, a reinatance ttn'adyice-andmedicines, when the same all the - Curses .coot tined in' the above. mem limed. i• wili be•given, or sent to any part ot the kip t ;dotn. To etisure F let er n - say tall upon t he , head• of his noble relatiae.--.' that : t ercel a) eSsential to our undertaking, tite pltstage of . •• ; letteis t riay be added to the account for medicines. ' In oil•Anug his resignatioa, he bega.than he may be. . a _n• CIJKIZIE and Co. S.urgeolls; No. to 7, Hatton-gatden, permitted to serve as a private Soldier,' many cc . Nl ess rs Currie. and C Co. have ertifi catestrier the re Lament of Veterans Or Militia• in Spain, or Anie aboie spectable Protessois of Lindan and lidinburah, for ' rtes .-, . u ainga t tee, .skill, and hut-minty; with which they per .! : ent)lli• .he adds; "whatever • Pension diligettee, rifted-the duties assigned theitt.:doting 2 the tinte.they at ; .my ierviees- may .be thought : entitled to, for at tended emir Lectures mid rtacLoe.' this .. • -' ' ! Mb - - •inent .. 1,.' ,.' have no ig:ier iiitToso.,,subsi,st .... .. ~ . - . . etuFe, fl, • . whole of my •ptoderty being iit lie pos- NXTHEN PROFES-SIONAL MEN ref Educe., sesedn of • tha French, .or itt the hand's of c, alit 'de ...- . • . . V V non. alai Rosplisibility dtvi.tte troth th e general 5 .,. i . MOntarco. • :..1' shall serve with pnatsure as.a soldier; tem, by the selection of a particular branchohe sandunn because I ,sll , lll t•e employed in the defence of uny o floog.cnitinued success is the best criterion or superforni.,. 1 country , , and I 'Digit be tree Iron) all. anxiety ~ 'he - Fourteen sears • have we devoted Our • N fattice to the cit. , elusive treatment of two Disorders , and t he successful result causeatie inat-attaleaelent cannot atteclt any susi f o f.ourelan:gives us additional ardour to oppose, as fir as we . picion to . iny conduct." - l'he, letter concludes tail!). are able, the ravages of those c o mpiaints whichare the most a brief statement .of the exertions and. -sac' ilicei important in the .• atalogue ot [finan 'lnfirmities. . , wi , lt • en . Atter initiation into every Branch of Practice , ' we contain- , he bed made tor the patriotic cause sinc e the plated the sullerings of . Ste FIyI.ITIC mid 1)E13111. 17 it July,' , 4868, When he was first a'orised of the TAT Elj Patients, and twined a wish to rescue individuals . p erfidy of the !french E,operor. His peraooal di.) , from the ignorance o( unettuaated men, or the equally clan- : • • _, • _, • , ;,, , , gerous precipitanty 'of getterat Practitioners. ' • ' ntitons reilittiol tu lile Supreme Jouta amount Co Ihe liiserdetS, to int; cure of which we have devoted our ' 7000 dollars, .beina - the full halt of • all his appOillt.- , .. 0 attention, comprise every species of V ENE k EAL IN P bC- , ~,it . i - i s - . , , . • T 1 ON, whetiter. .of a recent or long 4luration ; atily, All • ''' ' kinds of DEBiLITY, whether arising front the habits of • The Supreme Junta,' in their answer, endeavour, Schoobaxiys; of the inciulgences of mature Age. • - Numerous Diseases are the result of ignoran c e or haste, in . the handsotneit inatle ir; tit•soot he. his wounded in the . treatment of a simpl e Gonorrhcea, arid-it not unfre- feelings.—." In tlis awful crisis," -they rew.,rk, " its o uently ti.topeoa, that the seeds ot Lite areanaisane3 by the which our !weak tuition is placed; it is tto: ,ne of indiscretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior matins., i, . ,_ ~ of ea: such Complaints ,are easily cured, and even where others tat. it..ast onr calamities to find, that our ee - ' neve failen, we trust that we may presume to oiler a radical iliiVe . , by . their perfidious suggestions • and ; atrocious , re-establishment. , l preceediegs, been able to sow dissension among ftfa , - ,Feiv, huWeVer, are the Cases of -complicated distress io . a • • .• , • , . • ,•‘ . this Disorder , Compared with the calathitotts Situarion.of mutes, ano, as in a Civil %Vac, to separate friends ,ILi4.i men, ,who, front an ii:hatlgetice in a SOLI VARY VIC E,•or relations from each other. ' licit let not your Excel= the prevalent gaietiesvt a fashionable lite, acquire thaystate ebtlity, la hieh, is . the unavoidable conSeqttence of such letiey c onceive, that either in theneye 01 tile State of D,- ni ot public opinion, the disgrace.o; teirticelei inch- pernietotis abits. Where unhappy sufferer broods over hit misery, but t fiduals can. tarnialt thealestre Clt. others.—" Li-:: gcods) carefully conceals Ins misfortune, it may be some consola tion tor him to knoW,' that although it may be-ati objett of - a .I Patridts, enjisving the complacency of cobs; was rec.- doubt or uncertainty with other . Practitioners , the removal Muue, anti alike hono u ra ble' in the eyes of ti :e versa, of these deficiencies by the gradual progress Of Renovation, is in good hr in' bad. fortune, continue to peaforin the the acquirement of our experienCe. - ' first' chity'd every - citizen, which is tdaid thei r couti -11 the rites' of Bacchus or, Venus have began 'to-reduce , tr Wil • , manly vigour, much anxiety •will be prevented, by an early y,. w h en struggling for existence; and to resist wills coun teraction or this langtad state , and in thesc c as es, no their' utmost etforts the torrent aVhicit threatens to great difficulty will Occur. But Where this deficiency years existed, a proper perseverance is ind.espensably requisite has- for : cIC , 4 - Yri.Vherm her." They there p roceed• to inform him that to revive the sluinctering Sparks of Life , and to re-stomata„ it , - th e contrast bet eel his cOnduct and that of the Constitution. - his' fatlieraitt-lawa redounds - the fruity to his . hatiotir, The secrecy Which is so essential to our undertaking, and and° that . they cannot' permit him to resign a situ the qualifications which wepreannie to state,- rorm the basis I . on, . . • of our •pretensions, and in coincidence with Such , this anima. anwatch he has filled so much to the advantage ton -is given, that Messrs. L EIGH and Co; may be con- of the country. suited personally, of by letters (inelosing . a Bank Notej, at • • -,... __- their House, No. zo, Arundel-atreet, Strand, near Teutple- Bar. There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the Name is onshoth the Doois. A DIP LUNIA front the Royal College of Surgeons, in . London, and l'estimonials from the inost eiiiioent, Prlysicians and Lecturers, of regular Education; and assiduous attention to the Studies ot every Branch ot tne IJ - totes - sum, are optic • to the Inspection of e,ily inquirer, and constitute a (air gromid. ter that success w it,l which v. , e have hitherto been honbuted; ili. 1.. L. X H gad- Co. Surgeons, Mundt's-street.. YESTERDAY. !sank Stock, 264 263 , 265 India Stock, . I'lvy i per t:&nt. loo! i India Bonds, 26i. pr. 1 , Instt s per Cent. Extm,.. - q. Bilk, rxs. 16s, pr.: 4 per Cent. 8 3 ozi . onni...in r i P. 3 per Cent. iced. 6 8* 67i 68 liiipaial 3pa Cent. 3_ per ::e,,,z. Cons. 68 .?. 1 i Ditto Ann. Wank 1.. i Anil. 43 7.l6thS i COll6, Alt '2Bth . Nov.^ 61 / ). .